TerrorismĪ significant theme in Miles Morales is that terrorists don't always have to be violent. Doom and the terrorist group HYDRA, who Miles battles. His father, as well as a number of other people, discover Miles' identity, putting them in grave danger from people like Dr. Miles initially attempts to obscure his identity to his closest family members, including his father. In Miles Morales, this involves the eponymous Miles trying to keep his identity as Spider-Man a secret from people around him and from the world. The difficulty of maintaining a secret identityĪ major theme in Miles Morales - and in the Spider-Man universe as a whole - is the difficulty of maintaining a secret identity. In other words, what is Parker's succession plan? After seeing Morales in action, Parker crafts his succession plan and makes Morales the next Spider-Man, thereby creating the main conflict of the book. After the two successfully team up and defeat the Green Goblin together, Peter Parker retires, bringing who will take the mantle from him and become the next Spider-Man. And he must team up with Parker, whom he shares a similar set of powers with, to stop the insidious Green Goblin. However, Morales quickly discovers that Peter Parker is, in fact, alive. At the start of the comic book, Miles Morales - and the rest of the world - thinks that Peter Parker, better known by his alter-ego Spider-Man, is dead.

The overarching theme of Miles Moralesis succession.

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